Southern Vipers face Northern Diamonds in the Charlotte Edwards Cup Eliminator at The Ageas Bowl on Sunday (12pm Start) as part of Charlotte Edwards Cup Finals Day.
The winners will qualify for the Final (4pm) to face South East Stars to round off the inaugural Charlotte Edwards Cup.
South East Stars qualified straight to the Final courtesy of winning Group A - and doing so with more points than Northern Diamonds (who won Group B) - while Vipers qualified for the Eliminator to face Northern Diamonds as the best-placed runner-up.
Team News:
The Vipers have named a 14-player squad for Sunday's Eliminator against Northern Diamonds.
After their first England call ups, the Vipers will again be without Charlie Dean and Maia Bouchier for Sunday's knock-out fixture, as well as Danni Wyatt who has also been selected for the IT20 series against New Zealand.
Finty Trussler, Ella McCaughan and Ariana Dowse come into the squad after missing the Vipers clash with Lightning.
Full Vipers Squad:
|
Georgia Adams (1) Captain |
Carla Rudd (59) |
|
Lauren Bell (14) |
Paige Scholfield (7) |
|
Ariana Dowse (83) |
Charlotte Taylor (26) |
|
Ella Chandler (19) |
Emily Windsor (4) |
|
Alice Monaghan (20) |
Georgia Elwiss (34) |
| Tara Norris (24) |
Abbie Whybrow (17) |
|
Finty Trussler |
Ella McCaughan (8) |
Tickets:
Tickets for Charlotte Edwards Cup Finals Day are available online (here) and on the gate on Sunday - priced at just £10 for Adults, £5 for U17s and £25 for a Family (2 Adults & 2 U17s).
Matchday Info:
For full information about Sunday's Charlotte Edwards Cup Finals Day please click here.
Coverage:
Live match coverage and a live stream will be available at both www.ageasbowl.com/cricket and across Southern Vipers’ social media channels.
Weather Forecast:
Please find the latest weather forecast for The Ageas Bowl here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/6620360
The 10th edition of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup gets underway on 7 February, with Pakistan facing the Netherlands in the opening fixture. The tournament will be hosted across India and Sri Lanka, with the final set to take place on 8 March.
The South African-born right-hand bowler is involved in Scotland’s World Cup squad with the tournament commencing on Saturday 7th February.
